Bilingual English and Spanish voice, based in Alicante. From The Voice to your ceremony, bringing real stage experience to the most intimate moment.
Rocío was a finalist on The Voice Kids Spain (2017) and a contestant on The Voice Spain (2020), with a five-year weekly residency performing live in Alicante. For international couples marrying on the Costa Blanca, that means a singer who has truly performed, not a backing track.
The ceremony
The entrance, the vows, the signing and the recessional, sung live and tailored to your moment.
The cocktail hour
Jazz, soul and easy pop while your guests gather and the photos happen.
The reception
A warm live voice through dinner and into the first dance.
English classics your family will recognise, Unchained Melody, A Thousand Years, At Last, All of Me, alongside Spanish songs that give your wedding its sense of place. The full repertoire and a tailored quote are sent by PDF once you get in touch.
I am based in Alicante, and every town below is inside the province — which means no travel supplement for your wedding. Further afield, travel is quoted clearly before you commit to anything.
Jávea (Xàbia)
Clifftop villas and terraces looking out over the Mediterranean, where the ceremony happens outdoors and the sea does half the work. Wind and open space are the real challenge here: I bring my own professional PA, so your vows are heard from the back row without the venue having to provide anything.
Moraira
Smaller, quieter celebrations — private villas and beach clubs, often with fewer than a hundred guests. That intimacy suits a live voice: no amplification arms race, just a song people can actually listen to during the ceremony and a warmer set over the cocktail hour.
Altea
The whitewashed old town and its blue-domed church make Altea a favourite for ceremonies with a walk through the streets afterwards. Church acoustics are generous and forgiving, and I can sing with or without amplification depending on what the ceremony calls for.
Calpe
Beachfront and hotel venues with the Peñón de Ifach behind you in every photograph. Receptions here tend to be larger and run late, so the music is usually planned in sets, with breaks that fit around the meal service rather than cutting into your booked time.
Dénia
A town with its own life beyond the wedding industry: the castle, the marina and fincas inland. Couples marrying here often mix Spanish and international guests, which is where a bilingual repertoire earns its place — the same set can land with both sides of the room.
Benidorm and Finestrat
Hotel weddings with everything under one roof, and larger guest counts. Venues here usually have their own sound system, so there is no equipment supplement; we simply plug into what is already installed and run a sound check on the day.
Most couples I sing for book without us ever meeting in person, and it works. I can also deal directly with your wedding planner or venue, in English or Spanish, so nothing gets lost in translation.
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Check your date
The calendar on the contact page is live: you can see straight away whether your date is free before writing.
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Tell me about your day
Which moments you want sung, where you are marrying and roughly how many guests. It takes two minutes and everything can be in English.
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Repertoire and quote
I reply personally with the full song list and the fee. If your song is not on it, I learn it for you at no extra cost with four weeks' notice.
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Your date is yours
A 30% deposit confirms it, and the rest is due before the wedding. Everything is agreed in writing, so nothing depends on a phone call in another language.
Yes. There are videos on the gallery page of live ceremonies, cocktail hours and my regular performances, so you can hear how I sound in a real setting rather than in a studio.
Of course! If there is a song that means something to you, or you simply love it, I will prepare it at no extra cost even if it is not in my repertoire. All I need is at least four weeks' notice, so I can work on it properly.
Both. I work with instrumental backing tracks, prepared and rehearsed in advance, with the length already adjusted to each moment of the ceremony. I can also sing with musicians you have hired, no problem. In that case I speak to them beforehand so everything is agreed.
If you hire them, I coordinate with them and we share out the moments between us. And if you do not know where to start looking, tell me and we can look into it together.
You need an alternative covered space, both for the performance and for the equipment. If there is one, rain cancels nothing: we move and sing just the same. Electrical equipment cannot be set up in the open, so it is worth planning for from the start. That is why I ask you about it when you book and not in the final week.
In low or mid season, six to eight months is usually enough. In high season, from May to October, nine to twelve months is advisable, and the sooner the better. The date is held with the deposit.
I always arrive early enough to set up my equipment and do the sound check calmly. If there is a rehearsal at the church, with the musicians or with the organisers, we look at it and coordinate according to what you need. And if I do not attend, I speak on the phone with whoever is leading the ceremony so the timings are clear.
Yes. In Alicante and the surrounding towns (San Vicente, San Juan, Mutxamel and El Campello) there is no travel supplement. Beyond that a supplement applies depending on the distance, which you can check in the rate sheet I send you.
Yes. In church I sing accompanied by the organist or by the musicians. I adapt to the acoustics and to the priest's instructions, and we coordinate the liturgical moments in advance.
Yes, my own professional system, suitable indoors and outdoors. It is added as a supplement and all I need is a power socket, as I bring my own extension leads. If the venue already has a sound system, that cost does not apply.
Yes. My equipment is ready for outdoor settings. I just need to know in advance where the power socket is and what the plan is if it rains.
Everything can be arranged by email, so you don't need to be in Spain at any point. We agree the repertoire and the timings remotely, I confirm the quote in writing, and the date is held with the deposit. On the day, I arrive early to set up and do the sound check.
I speak to your celebrant beforehand, usually by email, so we agree the running order and the exact cue for each piece: the entrance, the vows, the ring or sand ritual, the symbolic signing and the exit. On the day I follow their script. If they have a preferred way of cueing me, we use theirs. It means nobody has to look around wondering when the music starts.
Yes. Give me their contact details and I coordinate the timings and the sound directly with them, so you don't have to relay messages between us.